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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1927
Page
11
The text shows Paul’s reassurance to the Thessalonians about faith amid tribulation. Timotheus brings good tidings of their faith and charity, inspiring comfort. The passage seeks to strengthen their endurance in the Lord and appeal for growth in love and holiness before Christ’s coming.
Public worship announced by Pastor W Harold Sloan with a sermon titled Eternal Vanities followed by a church school service at noon. Epworth League meeting led by E B Strong at 7 pm, and another public worship at 8 pm where Rev J O Averill of Busti will preach. Also contains a humorous anecdote about a famous actor and a scene shifter.
Apostle Paul reports Timothy’s return with news of strong faith and love among believers. He recalls foretold troubles, fears the tempter, and expresses renewed hope in their steadfastness. He prays for growth in love, purity, and mutual care until Christ returns. In Wales some peasants avoid giving names to strangers.
Notices announce petitions by Win-Rose Shops and Superb Radiator Company for decrees of dissolution in the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania. Hearings set for September 12 1927 and related dates. administration notice for the estate of Samuel Wolfe. Creditors and interested parties urged to attend and present claims.
Local churches announce Sunday school at 9 45 or 10 5 with services at 11 and 7 30. Union services in various churches feature choirs sermons by Rev C A Dennig Rev Luther Malmberg Rev Benton and others. Week events include Ladies Aid Dorcas Bible Class choir practice and midweek prayer meetings with notices for North Park College students’ English service and Labor Day gatherings at Chautauqua Assembly Grounds.
Church of the Nazarene at 907 Penna Ave announces two more tent meetings on Franklin Street extension with sermons at 3 p m and 2 20 p m Haas and Anderson lead music and a singers chorus will herald the gospel Professor R Wayne Gatr diner of Eastern Nazarene College preaches at 11 a m in the church with President Nease noted for strong ministry crowds expected for closing messages in afternoon and evening Sunday school time includes evangelists A large attendance urged for 2 43 p m session First United Brethren holds services at Pennsylvania Ave and Hetrzel Street pastor A B Brubaker notes August 28 last Sunday of conference year pledges to be paid Erie Conference opens in Buffalo at First church Wednesday 2 p m pastor report and morning worship 10 a m Sunday school 11 15 a m evening service 7 30 p m steady gospel preaching and invite to public services
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 221 Liberty Street holds Sunday services at 10 45 with the subject Christ Jesus. Sunday school starts at noon. A Wednesday evening experience and testimony meeting is at 8. Reading room is open each weekday afternoon except Sundays and holidays. All are welcome.
Sunday school at 9:10 English practice 10:00 Swedish service 7:30. weekly programs include choir rehearsal Friday, Miss Pearl Lund missionary talk, and Miss Selma Anderson events. Trinity Memorial holds Holy Eucharist at 8:00, sermon 11:00, union service 7:30. Salem Evangelical lists English and German services, 9:30 Sunday school, 10:30 worship English, 11:00 worship German, 7:00 Christian Endeavor, 7:45 English evening service, choir rehearsal Tuesday, Christian Endeavor meeting Monday, congregational meeting Wednesday, M. S. meeting Thursday, English prayer Thursday 7:45, Friday orchestra rehearsal.
Corydon G W Phillips pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a m and public worship at 11 a m with sermon. An 8 p m song service and sermon follow. Enukce The Nazarene Reiff pastor schedules Sunday School at 11 a m with Lena Schuler as superintendent and morning sermon on How to Inherit Gods Land of Promise. N P S at 6 30 p m in evening with The Christian and His Bible led by Gladys Crooks. Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m with Unrest. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Public invited to all services.
The pastor J G Ginader will lead a preaching service at 9 30 with Sunday school at 10 30 A welcome is extended to all attendees aimed at inviting church members and neighbors to participate in services and activities
North Park College students attend Sheffield Mission Sunday afternoon at 8 15 offering songs and short talks in English. German service at 9 am features Present Events and Prophecy. English service at 12 includes Law and Grace. Sunday 2 pm German service held at the residence of Mr and Mrs John H ur. A cordial welcome to all in the Master’s name.
Rev. Raymond E. Muthard leads Sabbath school at 10 30 with Miss Theresa Nelson as superintendent Morning worship follows at 11 30 with a sermon by the pastor titled Not My Will, but Thine, O Lord, to be delivered during the service.
Raymond E. Muthard, pastor, leads Sunday School with J. J. A. McIntosh as superintendent. Morning worship at Ivine and Pittsfield. No evening services during August. Morning and evening services will be conducted at Sugar Grove the following Sabbath.
Raymond Muthard pastor leads morning worship at 10 with a sermon titled Making the Adjustments at the Beginning of the Journey. Sabbath school follows at 11 25 o clock with the pastor leading the session.
The Second Book of Samuel shows David's glory and his fall into sin with Bathsheba. Nathan the prophet rebukes him, leading to repentance. David's forgiveness carries consequences, teaching humility and accountability for sin. The lesson underscores contrition and divine mercy.
Street car timetable shows routes Warren to Sheffield and return with first car 5 50 p m hourly until last at 10 p m. Sunday first car 7 00 a m. Main line every ten minutes 6 00 a m to p m. North Warren every half hour 6 00 a m to 16 80 p m. Conewango Avenue every half hour 6 00 p m to 12 p m. Sunday Main Line 6 22 a m start 7 20 a m regular. North Warren 8 03 a m. Conewango 3 00 a m.
These notices set daily and weekend rail timings from Warren to Jamestown and Frewsburg, with through service to Jamestown and Frewsburg, noting first cars at 6:00 a.m. and final runs around 11:10 p.m. on weekdays and 10:30 p.m. on weekends.
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